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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. MONDAY. DECEMBER 3. 3934. PAGE TITREB FLUHRER BAKERY Protests Huey's 'Gag Rule,' Quits BREAD IN VALLEY Utilising Imported Sesame seed from fur off India In an unusual and no"al ay, Fluhrer'a Bakery of tola city t' Uy announced the Introduction of a new bread for southern Oregon and northern California customers. The new bread, which la a distinct departure from previous bread prac tices, has a quaint flavor and aroma entirely different from the usual run of breads. Toasting qualities are said to enhance the unusual flavor result " Ing from the use of the Sesame seed which Is distributed' on the outer crvst of the bread Sesame bread Is something new In the United States and was first in troduced by a California bakery a few months ago, and met with instant success. Since then a number of bakeries have been experimenting with its use. Fluhrer'a bakery has been baking experimental Sesame Ijread for their retail customers dur ;ng the past month and report an unusual demand which prompted them to Introduce It to their whole dealers. The new bread is being announced on the first anniversary of the build ing of the new Fluhrer Bakery, which la recognized as one of the finest bakeries of Its size on the Pacific coest. Bakers from all over the cop.st hp.ve come to Medford to inspect this model institution, which Includes a number of Improvements and roeth rds new to baking institutions of this section of the country. Over 40 employes are given year around em ployment by this firm whose pay- loll each week la a substantial por tion of the- amount released by the various distributing firms of this city. according to W. H. Fluhrer. Institu tions of this type have done much to Insure Med ford's position as the com mercial and distributing center or. southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia. The new bread, wrapped In a dis tinctive blue wrapper. Is on sale at 11 grocers in southern Oregon and northern California, according to Fluhrer. r i N " i it"1, "t Is I .0. ISanta Troop Here Tonight PARADE SHE UNPOPULAR Jesse H. Cutrer (above) resigned aa editor and business manager of the "Reveille." suspended student publication at Louisiana State uni versity. In protest of the censorship "gag rule" enforced by Senator Huey P. Long to bar publication of student criticisms of him. The en tire staff of the publication quit. CAssoclated Press Photo) GRANTS PASS. Dec. 3 (Spl) After calling for objections to a new site which he proposed, for erection I of a Grants Pass federal building In place of the one which has already been selected by the government. Dr. ! Edward N. Bywater Friday night sent ; telegrams to President Roosevelt say : lng 310 persons at a mass meeting ; voted 100 per cent for a new site at ,the corner of Eighth and O streets. The copy of the telegram, Bywater furnished, bore the names of Dr. By water, J. A. Wilson. Ella O. Hogan, E. F. Hogan, and J. C. Calhoun. Bywater also sent similar telegrams to Governor -elect Charles H. Martin and Walter M. Pierce, congressman j of the eastern Oregon district. An audience at the armory Friday night estimated by the reporter present at slightly more than 120 per sons heard Dr. Bywater relate for two hours his personal history, arguments against the present site, and what he said was the method by which the present site was selected. j Bywater claimed a 99' per cent Real circus clowns with Shell troupe will delight youngsters when float visits here. Left: On a of the fun ny-men from the cir cus displaying his nut ics. IF F' IN ALLEGED THEFT OF WINE street site after first asking If the drcn audience wanted to hear more about the present site. None present re- 3,, "wr'im jMARY IGO PASSES AT FAMILY HOME Santa Claim nnd ft group of youngsters. ( He lias a present for I In little tots attending the show to be presented here tliW erulug Catherine Brandt. Medford, Ore.: Mrs. Mattie Skeen. Santa Barbara, Calif.; unanimous vote for his Eighth and G jFrcd Brandt. Medford, Ore., step-chil- Brnndt, Medford; Mrs. Martha Schroder, Denver, Colo.: Mrs. Margaret Keller. Denver; Jacob plied. He then, after several inter- ; Brandt, Norfolk. Nebraska; - William Jections, asked If the audience favor- Brandt. Medford, Ore.; also 14 grant ed his own choice. Several votes were ! children. taken, with hands showing ranging Funeral services will be held at the from five to 40 in favor. j Perl Funeral Homo Wednesday after- aywater shouted down one person noon nt 1 :30 with Rev. H. H. Young Mary Igo passed away at the family residence on Cherry avenue, Sunday in the audience who attempted to ! officiating, interment will take place at 10:30 a. m., alter a short Illness 1934 Chrlstnifta opening promise to j other Important feature of this even eclipse all similar events of past years. ln(?-, christmaa opening program. Med ford's smatt stores and sho? Never before have Mediord merchants will make their Initial presentation of efft.-ed thrifty and dlsrimlnatlng colorful Christmas merchandise in .-.noppers f IneT fiiv selections and suck tillllant wlrdow displays tonight. n-1 outstanding values as this season. (Continued from page one.) for Medford through the efforts of Fied Johnson, local Shell company manager, circus tumblers will per frrm under the watchful eye of OH St. Nick himself, and his bodysuird of two giant mechanical soldiers. After the parade, the Shell float will he stationed at the Chamber of Com merce building, where the funny mm will perform. St. Nick's band will pin Joyous Vuletide tunes from the sum mit of the "North Pole" which tow ers over the float, and candy will be given to the little tots. Included In the musical organiza tions which have generously con tributed their talent and time for tha Christmas opening, are the Medford Gleemen, the Jackson county teachers' chorus, the American Iegion women's chorus, and various religious musi-.al groups of the city. The Medford hlg'i school band will also ba featured. Assisting Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann in arrangement of the entertainment to night, are John Moffatt and Jacque Ix-r.ox. Colorful Christmas decora tions in lights were arranged by merchants' committee, including C. D. Bean. R. B. Strang and W. C regerncss. Because of fine work of these committee members, Mcdlorti'e Four youths, Point and one three from Central as mm ir reqxiests lor a cnange sr ln tliC Mountain View cemetery, site might not lose employment for : land, Oregon. the district. He used forceful lan- guage frequently and at times em- ; ployed barnyard terms. I He attacked several persons by 1 1 name and by metaphor. Including i north side business men and Governor-elect Martin, for whom he said Ash- from Medford, were he was aorry he voted. until 10 o'clock tomorrow CATHERINE BRANDT GALLED BY DEATH Phoenix Grange Is sponsoring a food fair on the night of December 10. Good cooks of Jackson county granges are Invited to compete with entries of light or dark cakes, open face pies, white bread and rolls. Valuable prizes which any home- fnalrnv urnulH Via bthiiH to nun hV been donated by Medford business Centrftl Polnt- arrc b state Poltce houses. A complete list of the prizes : lMt f116 nl8ht on chBea r dls- will be published later. given morning to decide whether to waive or demand preliminary hearing on charges of burglary not in a dwelling, when arraigned before Justice of the Peace Wm. R. Coleman this morning. They are Jack Vlguera Groves, 18, of 1704 North Riverside, Medford, and Ernest Michael Relllng, 24, Jerry Ed ward Relllng. 19, Elzy Thomas Sparks. 21, all of Central Point. They were arrested by state police in this city Sunday, charged with larceny of grape Juice and wine from the cellar of Martin Zanon, of Central Point. ' age. The alleged theft occurred Nov. 22. jover. Gen 'ny, May 4. 1850. Before After committing them to thelCOminK to the United States Bhe was county jail. Justice of the Peace Cole- married to Henry Miller, who passed man granted them extra time becaiue : away m the old country. She CENTRAL POINT YOUTH ? Arraignment of Harold William Hunger, 17, of Central Point, wes ' et jg0 due to complications and age. Mrs. Iga was born ln Bath county, Ken tucky, April 4, 1856. She spent prac- jtlcally all of her life in the south, ; was united ln marriage to Richard P. Igo in Menelee county, Kentucky, in August 1874. living there until 1887. rhen they moved to Saline county. Missouri, and In 1898 moved to Okla homa, where Mr. Igo pas&cd away September 11, 1912. She came to southern Oregon 16 months ago, to bs with her son. Ever- New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth No longer need you feel uncomfort able wearing false teeth. Pas teeth, a greatly Improved powder, sprinkled on vfliir nlsitAA hnlrl them tl.Tlit onrt pnm . fcrtable. No cummv. Dastv taste or! feeling. Deodorizes. Get Pasteeth at ! your druggist. Three sizes. 1 Every Housewife Is Invited To Attend a Factory Demonstration In Our Store Dec. 3 to Miss Josephine Leyda, a factory expert who will be in charge of nn EASY Ironer demonstration has been brought here at considerable expense as we felt that the housewives of our city would appreciate a demonstration by an operator with rec ognized experience and ability. Instruc tions and demonstration will be given on the simplicity and case of use of the Easy Ironer. Gifts Given Daily DON'T MISS THIS DEMONSTRATION LEONARD ELECTRIC MORRIS B. LEONARD Holly Theatre Bldg. Phone 427 postponed today ln Justice court, for further Investigation, and Hugger, charged with taking a motor vehicle without consent of the owner, wai released on his own recognizance. Hupser was arrested by state pol'.ce at Central Point on Saturday, Decem ber 1. Authorities said he was picked Catherine Brandt passed away at her home, 1103 West Tenth street, December 1, 1934, after an Illness of the past week, due to Infirmities of rilegedly took November 29, from tils Mrs. Brandt was born ln Han- i city. . She leaves to mourn her passing, one daughter, Mrs. M j. 1 Oklahoma City, Okla., and one dh, Everett Igo of Medford, Ore. Also twelve grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at the ten funeral Home Tuesday at 1 p. up for the theft of a car belonging to I Rev. Weatherford of the Nazarene Vance Nona, 17, 01 Meaiord. wmch ne they were unaKe to make decisions this morning. Coleman said he be lieves all four will waive. Donald Culbertson, about 21, of came to the United States 45 years ago, and was united In marriage to Jacob Brandt in 1889 ln Pierce coun ty, Nebraska. Mr. Brandt Is now de ceased. 1 Mrs. Brandt has spent the past ten ALL FROM CAR FATAL FOR SILVERTON WOMAN SALEM. Ore., D3C 3. (UP) Mrs. Walter Lareen, 51, Sllverton, was killed hero today when she fell from her son's automblle as It collided with a car driven by Bert Pitcher. Her husband and her son, Merl, were church officiating. Interment will take place In the Laurel Grove cemetery. Sacred Heart ! rummage sale j be announced 1 The ladles of the church will hold a Dec. 14. Place will Inter. orderly conduct was released from ; years ln Medford, where she has made I not serlousIy ,,ured in the crash Competent judge, will be oelected ! th cou"ty M 'f "S J,'stlce cle- !W7 fiends who will be swldened pltch ,lleUlned minor lnjurle., by Misa Alice Malln. acting county ! man' after investigation showed that to learn of her passing. home demonstration agent, Entries will be received at tha Phoenix Grange hall from 2 to 4 p. m. and from 6:30 to 8 p. m., on Decem ber 10. The judging will commence at 8:30 p. m. and winners will be announced at 10 o'clock, after which the food will become the property of the Phoenix grange and will be sold at auction. he was not Implicated ln the theft. She leaves the following children: 1 Henry Miller, Verdel, Nebraska; Mrs. SUIT BEING HEARD George W. High, and his brother Robert (Babe) High, of Ashland, in dicted by the grand Jury last Friday for alleged "burning with Intent to Injure the Insurer." were arraigned in circuit court this morning and en tered pleas of not guilty to the charge. Monday. January 7 was set as date for the trial. Indicted with the High brothers was Theron Martin, now held ln the Selection of Multnomah county Jail at Portland, on n ourgiary cnarge. Joe Holland entered a plea of guilty to the same charge last week, and The suit of Nettie Barneburg against Jonas T. Davis, for S10.000 alleged damages as the result of an auto accident at Sixth and Central street, two years ago, was underway In circuit court today. a Jury occupied the morning session. The trial Is expected to require the better Dart of two da vs. The complaint asserts that the auto o m Bonwment. accident occurred while the plaintiff, ' The Indictment alleges that the de accompanied by her husband, the late ; fendantfl- In January 1933. set fire John A. Barnsburg, were crossing the j to tne larRe barn on the Balfour Intersection on a rainy evening. The ! G"""1 tract, one mile east of Ash complaint alleges that Davis did not ;Iflnd' for the all"B! purpose of de drive his auto with due regard for frau"ng the Insurance company. The pedestrians DBTn Insured for $10,000. At the The suit' of Bertha Sawyer against ! tlme of the ,re 11 contained 90 tons A. W. Pipes, landlord of the Liberty v "a ""8'b w nowwr. building, for 2300 alleged damages. Is scheduled for Wednesday. The plaintiff alleges that while coming down the rear stairs of the Liberty building, last February, she fell, sus taining injury to her foot and ankle. The complaint alleges that the stair way was not properly lighted and safeguarded. In a suit in federal court, a Jury returned a verdict in favor of the High's. Attorney George M. Roberts ap peared as counsel for the defendants today and asked five days ln which to file a motion. The proof is in the wear. Buy your HOSE at Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann's. BIRTHS First Lieut, and Mrs. Wallace S. Douglas of Medford are the parents of a baby boy. weighing eight pounds, two ounce, born Sunday. Dec. 2, at the Sacred Heart hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Milton San derson, of Eagle Point, a baby boy weighing seven pounds. 13 ounces, Saturday, Dec. 1. at the Sacred Heart hospital, Use Mail Tribune want ads KING COAL UTAH'S HARDEST AND BEST Vallsy Fuel Co. Tel. 76 Cash for Xmas Need extra money tut hrlMma? You ran get up to 5300 from ii on jour own lnatijre and ernr Ity. No Indtiwrn required. No ffelay, lnetlgate our liberal, con fidential ervlrr. Tall, phone or write for more Information. 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